Review on Ekster Tracker Powered Bluetooth Two Way by Matt Simpson

Size and weight are ok but (IMHO) the tracker needs improvement in 2 areas If it wants to be successful The Market It's solar powered which should be a notable feature as it eliminates the need to charge or replace batteries.I bought the tracker because it was supposedly designed to be used with an Ekster wallet . If put in a wallet, the tracker will not work receiving sunlight. In order to work properly, you must remember to take it off and charge it every 20 days by exposing it to sunlight for a few hours or directly under it for a few hours put a lamp.More importantly, when the tracker is fully charged and put in the pocket of your wallet, the beep will be too faint h to be heard at a distance of 6 feet ov and more. Any ambient noise and trackers are practically useless. Although then tested, the tracker's beep is loud enough to be heard at about 12 feet away (which is enough). Unfortunately, the alarm clock (in the wallet) needs to be louder to be effective. I bought a competitor's tracking tile and its alarm volume can be heard at a distance three times the distance from Exter.